
In this event, comic book nerd Brian of My Next Buck, will discuss 8 different emotions (taken from the Green Lantern comic series) and relate them to personal finance. Here at Budgets Are Sexy we will be looking at Hope. To view the rest of the event look at the bottom of the page to see the other blogs hosting articles.
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Willpower! Going from Debt & Addiction to Automation & Success
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This post is part of the one day blog event “The Spectrum of Personal Finance.” In this event, comic book nerd Brian of My Next Buck, will discuss 8 different emotions (taken from the Green Lantern comic series) and relate them to personal finance. Here at Debt Free Adventure we will be looking at Willpower. To view the rest of the event look ...
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6 Items That Exemplify Conspicuous Spending
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This post is part of the one day blog event “The Spectrum of Personal Finance.” In this event, comic book nerd Brian of My Next Buck, will discuss 8 different emotions (taken from the Green Lantern comic series) and relate them to personal finance. Here at Consumerism Commentary we will be looking at Avarice. To view the rest of the ...
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How to Kick 11 Fearful Financial Situations in the Face
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This post is part of the one day blog event “The Spectrum of Personal Finance.” In this event, comic book nerd Brian of My Next Buck, will discuss 8 different emotions (taken from the Green Lantern comic series) and relate them to personal finance. Here at Bargaineering we will be looking at Fear. To view the rest of the event look at the ...
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WASHINGTON — A new law that went into effect Nov. 6 extends the first-time homebuyer credit five months and expands the eligibility requirements for purchasers.
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Facebook has created a dual-class stock structure, leading some to conclude an IPO may not be far off. Meanwhile, Twitter co-founder Biz Stone talks about an eventual IPO and M&A.
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Will Advertising Spell The End Of Twitter?
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MySpace was doomed when the social network became overrun with obnoxious ads. On the heels of newspaper articles alerting users that their friends tweets could actually be an ad, Valleywag predicts Twitter is following in MySpace’s footsteps. The problem, argues Valleywag, isn’t advertorial content, but the fact that the tweets in ...
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Facebook Sets Up Dual-Class Stock Structure
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Facebook is taking a rudimentary step down the path to becoming a public company, creating a dual-class stock structure for itself.
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Privately held Facebook sets up dual-class stock
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Reuters - Facebook has established a dual-class stock structure to ensure voting control by existing owners, but has no plans to become a public company, it said on Tuesday.
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Twitter's Biz Stone says could go IPO route
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OXFORD, England (Reuters) - Twitter, the social internet firm that tracks trends through individuals' updates of events around them, may eventually go to the stock market for funding if necessary, its co-founder Biz Stone said.
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Facebook creates dual-class structure, but no IPO
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Facebook has created a dual-class stock structure designed to give founder Mark Zuckerberg and other existing shareholders control over the company.
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Facebook sets up two classes of stock
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Facebook Inc. set up two classes of stock on Tuesday in a move that could prepare it for an initial public offering. (GOOG) (MSFT)
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Telegent: Free-to-air broadcast TV mobile operator files for an IPO
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Filed under: Products and services , Initial public offerings It's a megatrend: the convergence of mobile devices and broadcast television. Keep in mind that worldwide sales of mobile phones hit 1.3 billion last year. Moreover, the growth should continue, especially in emerging markets in Asia, the Middle East, South America and even Africa. Thus,
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Links and Reading for November 24th
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Some of the more interesting and important items for November 24th : Facebook Starts Dual-Class Stock Structure to Give Holders Voting Control – So it seems that IPO will be coming… 10billion valuation? New blackout hits Rio – Americas – What about the Olympics? Newsweek: Bankruptcies hit retirement villages – This ...
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Pro Football Hall of Famer Steve Young tells us why quarterbacks make good PE investors in this video with The Deal. Young is managing director of Huntsman Gay, which closed a $1.1 billion PE fund...
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As experts debate the potential speed of the US recovery, one figure looms large but is often overlooked: nearly 1 in 5 Americans is either out of work or under-employed.
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Fed Says Jobless Rate Will Drop, But Slowly
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The central bank predicted the jobless rate could hover between 8.6 and 10.2 percent next year. Most Fed policymakers said it could take "five or six years" for the economy and the labor market to get back on a path of full health.
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A court motion contends that Bernard L. Madoff’s investors cannot calculate their losses until it is determined whether any of their original profits were legitimate.
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General Motors Co.'s latest asset sale screeched to a halt as the once-bankrupt automaker announced Tuesday that Swedish high-end sports car manufacturer Koenigsegg Automotive AB backed away from its...
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GM's sale of Saab collapses; now what?
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Filed under: Deals , General Motors (GM) It looks like General Motors won't be unloading SAAB to Swedish company Koenigsegg Group, the automaker announced just a while ago. GM CEO Fritz Henderson expressed disappointment, saying "we're obviously very disappointed with the decision to pull out of the SAAB purchase... given the sudden change in ...
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EBay Brings the World’s Biggest Online Marketplace to New York’s Premier Shopping Destination this Holiday Season
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Nuclear power is on the comeback trail
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Filed under: CommoditiesNuclear power is coming back into style, and perhaps just in time for the climate, and for the United States.Environmental groups, previously opposed to nuclear power, are starting to support the technology, as it represents the lesser of two evils compared to coal-fired electric power generation plants, The Washington ...
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Infant Entrapment and Suffocation Prompts Stork Craft to Recall More Than 2.1 Million Drop-Side Cribs WASHINGTON, DC � The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC), in cooperation with Stork Craft Manufacturing Inc., of British Columbia, Canada, today announced the voluntary recall of more than 2.1 million Stork Craft drop-side cribs, ...
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2.1 Million Stork Craft Drop-Side Cribs Recalled
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Image: CPSC The Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) today announced a recall of Stork Craft drop-side cribs. More than 2.1 million cribs are being recalled. Infants can become entrapped and suffocate when the drop-side drops one or more... Read more
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Detroit -- Electronics retailer Best Buy's Black Friday ads acknowledging the Muslim holiday Eid al-Adha are stirring controversy on some Internet blogs today.
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BlackBerry Buzz: Media Sync Updated; Curve #1; Free YouMail on Sprint
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It’s Tuesday and that can only mean it’s time for our weekly feature, BlackBerry Buzz. The Buzz is where you’ll find out what’s been going on in the BlackBerry brambles. You’ll hear about everything that’s worth knowing in the awesome world of the BlackBerry. Research In Motion released version 3 of the BlackBerry Media Sync today ...
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The 5 Best Websites for Finding Black Friday Deals
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Image: Intomobile Black Friday, the major shopping day after Thanksgiving, can give you amazing bargains.But, as any experienced shopper knows, a successful Black Friday requires preparation. When it comes to preparing, the Internet is your... Read more
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Infographic of the Day: Black Friday Might Be Pretty Good
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Mint.com's data shows that American consumers are finally waking up from economic hibernation, just in time for the biggest shopping day of the year. Bless the Web team over at Mint.com for this new infographic, detailing their shopping indices in the run-up to the coming Black Friday. Mint's users input their spending habits on the site, and ...
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Insignia 2.1 Speaker System $18 at Best Buy
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Best Buy has the Insignia 2.1 Speaker System, 3-Piece - Black (NS-PCS21) on sale for $18 with free shipping. Features 8 watts RMS power (4.4W subwoofer and 1.8W per satellite), magnetically shielded satellites, 3" subwoofer driver, auxiliary input, headphone output. [ Compare ]
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Black Friday as a Price Discrimination Scheme?
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[I'm between classes, so as with the other posts today I don't have time to say much, but I suppose -- or at least hope -- that "echo mode" is better than not posting anything at all.] I fully agree...
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How frequently cash registers scream ka-ching on Black Friday and the rest of the holiday shopping season could determine if ...
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Black Friday Shopping: Discounting but No Panic
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As Black Friday draws closer, retailers are lean but shoppers remain tight-fisted. There will be price wars, but not the panic discounting of last year
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Peter Henning, a guest blogger for the Deal Professor, takes a closer look at Raj Rajaratnam's defense against the S.E.C.'s civil lawsuit and his arguments that the wiretap evidence should be suppressed.
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In Reply to S.E.C., Rajaratnam Attacks Wiretap Use
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Raj Rajaratnam, the hedge fund executive accused of masterminding a $20 million insider trading ring, responded to civil fraud charges on Tuesday, attacking investigators' use of wiretaps and arguing that prosecutors omitted key facts in their original complaint.
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NEW YORK -- A disappointing report on consumer confidence and a more sober read on the economy pulled stocks from 13-month highs Tuesday.
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US consumer confidence edges up
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US consumer confidence edged higher in November after a big drop in October, as fewer Americans felt the economic situation was likely to worsen. The closely-watched Consumer Confidence Index from the Conference Board rose to 49.5 from a revised 48.7 in October.
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Retailing analysts said sales declines were minor and that many consumers were saving their strength for the day after Thanksgiving.
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Tens of billions needed after lending spree
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China Seeks to Slow Rapid Growth of Lending
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Chinese regulators are pressuring banks to raise more capital and slow lending in a clear sign of official concern about the sustainability of the nation’s credit boom.
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Avoid Bank Fallout on China ETFs
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Washington Banking raises $45M
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A day after it said it planned to raise $30 million in a stock offering, Washington Banking Co. said it raised $45 million in gross proceeds by selling 5 million shares of stock at $9 per share. (WBCO)
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Seattle Genetics, the Bothell, WA-based developer of cancer drugs, said today it will get a $12 million upfront fee from Agensys, an affiliate of Japan-based Astellas Pharma, under a renegotiated partnership to develop targeted antibody treatments loaded with toxins to make them more potent. Seattle Genetics (NASDAQ: SGEN) struck its first ...
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Noam Scheiber defends Timothy Geithner against those demanding his resignation. Scheiber is right on the merits, I think, but the politics matter. Whether Geithner did his best against a bad hand, he created a public relations disaster by bailing out Wall Street and returning it to wild profitability without doing something, anything, to satiate ...
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Former NY governor Elliot Spitzer takes a look at a new report on the AIG bailout and how Goldman Sachs and others were made whole, what was clearly the exception to the rule last year as financial markets were imploding. He submits his findings in this commentary at Slate. Geithner's Disgrace The new AIG report reveals how the Treasury secretary�
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If Geithner Is Out, Who Is In?
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Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner is under pressure from some Capitol Hill power brokers to resign. And while it may just be the typical Washington-style grandstanding, we wonder: Who would be the best choice to replace him?
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Wall Street hates Warner Music Group's Q4 report
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Filed under: Earnings reports, Apple Inc (AAPL), Amazon.com (AMZN)Warner Music Group (WMG) was out of favor with the market today. At the time of this writing, shares of the company were down over 16% on big volume. Wall Street did not appreciate the fourth-quarter release. According to TheStreet.com, a loss, on an adjusted basis, of 3 cents per ...
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WASHINGTON - Republicans are using everything short of forklifts to show Americans that Democratic health care legislation is an unwieldy mountain of paper. They pile it high on desks, hoist it on a shoulder trussed in sturdy rope and tell people it's longer than "War and Peace," which it isn't.
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Good News for Health Care Reform...
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But bad news for the American press. Ezra Klein and Stan Collender pile on to David Broder. Each day the Washington Post publishes David Broder is another day of humiliation for serious journalists working for the Post, for Newsweek, etc.--and also a day of humiliation for all those working for Stanley Kaplan Test Prep. Stan Collender: What Is ...
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An Insightful Article on Health Care Costs
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For those skeptical about the ability to restrain health care cost growth in heath reform, read Ron Brownstein’s latest article on how the bills now being considered in Congress would transform the health care system so that it delivers better care to more Americans at far less cost.
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Canadian stocks slide as industrial metals and oil prices drop, with health care and tech the only bright spots.
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Where to Find Yield? In the Stock Market
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Most people are worried about skyrocketing interest rates because of the federal deficit. You read these kinds of stories every single day, including today. Yet, when I see the GDP revision down, when I see consumption down, I think that's misplaced worry.
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SANDY SPRINGS, Ga. Some of the most elegant addresses in all of Atlanta are found in this wealthy enclave. Sprawling mansions that occupy 2- to 10-acre lots are home to some of the city's most prominent residents.
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